Because Christ overcame the world and conquered sin and death, he can resurrect hope in a heart filled with despair.

Psalm 145:4–7 is a beautiful Scriptural summary of our responsibility as parents. One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts. On the glorious splendor of your majesty, and on your wondrous works, I will…

I woke up sick that morning. “I’ll never make it to the end of the day,” I muttered to myself. My husband was due to leave town for work. “How am I going to manage the kids while feeling like…

Spring is upon us. Flowers are beginning to bud, leaves are reappearing on trees, and birds are building their nests. Signs and decorations herald the arrival of our favorite season when we walk into local stores. Bags of plastic eggs…

“Mom. Mom. Mom!” I looked up at my son. “I’m sorry. What?” I asked. “Did you hear anything I said?” “No,” I admitted. “I think you are addicted to your phone,” he remarked. Justifications and excuses lingered on the tip…

If we leave our children’s understanding of Christmas to the world, they will miss the most important things. Here are five things to teach them this December.

Worry can creep in and consume any of us. The key is to boldly and consistently hand every care over to God through prayer.

It is easy to pray that God would save my children from pain and grief. But that’s not what they need most.

A friend recently asked me if I could give her some parenting advice. I smiled and said that I couldn’t because I’m not an expert and don’t know really what I am doing. She laughed and remarked on the ways…